"Bao Bao wasn't bawling."
The child hurriedly protested, a trace of embarrassed redness appearing on his face.
"Oh, are you embarrassed?"
Old Grandmother teased her grandson, her expression filled with novelty.
"This child usually isn't shy at all."
She explained to Xiao Xiao.
"Grandma!"
The child called out unhappily.
"All right, all right. Grandma won't say anything more."
Old Grandmother blinked at Xiao Xiao.
The smile in Xiao Xiao's eyes deepened.
"Big Brother, thank you."
Seeing that Grandma really had stopped talking, the child pursed his lips and gave Xiao Xiao a bashful smile.
"You're welcome."
Xiao Xiao crouched down, his expression gentle. "Be careful next time."
"Mm."
The child nodded obediently. "I'll be very careful from now on."
Old Grandmother reached out and gently patted the child's head. "Bao Bao, you have to do what you say."
"Mm-hmm."
The child nodded like a chicken pecking at grain.
Old Grandmother hurriedly held down the child's head and said helplessly, "All right, why are you nodding so much?"
"Be careful not to get dizzy later."
"Hehe."
The child subconsciously covered his head, laughing foolishly.
Old Grandmother shook her head with amusement.
"Are you two together?"
Old Grandmother glanced at the girl standing off to the side, quiet and refined.
"Mm."
Xiao Xiao nodded. "We're here to find someone."
"I thought so. You look unfamiliar, so you don't seem to live around here."
Old Grandmother smiled. "Then hurry along."
"Don't let me delay you."
Xiao Xiao shook his head. "You're not."
"Besides, the person we're looking for doesn't seem to be home."
"Isn't he?"
Old Grandmother asked with concern, "Who are you looking for?"
Then, as if realizing she had been rude, she smiled sheepishly. "Look at me, asking so many questions."
"Not at all."
The corners of Xiao Xiao's